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Originally Posted by Andrew R Stewart
Park has made two tools specific to these rectangular indented cups, both I believe are out of production. The first is the SPA-2


and the HCW-11


The SPA3 (often called the yellow spanner) was in common and actually very durable if somewhat flexy in use. The HCW11 was even less common (as a shop intended tool) and while easier to use would shear off the tabs easily. Andy.
The SPA-2 is out of production but not the HCW-11. It costs between $15 and $20.
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